HARDY FORUM ARCHIVE  H9908   1/25/99  "LETTER FROM BBC"
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Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1999 -0500
From: Rosemarie Morgan < rosemarie.morgan@yale.edu>
Subject : Letter from the BBC

Greetings All1

Today I received a letter from the British Broadcasting Corporation of
which I have copied a small portion below. It should be said that your
support of and contributio to the life and work of The Thomas Hardy
Association have made a substantial difference to "the quality and
educational content" of our website which is currently used as a teaching
tool by universities across the globeand, now, by the BBC
With Thanks and appreciation to all of you and most especially to our
highly-skilled and dedicated team of page directors and Vice Presidents worldwide. You are a great team!

Cheers!
Rosemarie Morgan
(President)

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Dear Rosemarie Morgan,
I am pleased to tell you that your website has been chosen for inclusion in the BBC Education Web Guide. The Education Web Guide team were particulalrly 
impressed by the quality and educational content of your site and have
placed a short review of it in our searchable database which can be accessed
by internet users everywhere.

The BBC Education Web Guide brings you the newest and best websites for
learning at home, at school and at college and university. The sites
included in the BBC Education Web Guide have been hand-picked by a team of
subject specialists and scrutinised for educational rigour by experts at BBC
Education.  The Guide provides a one-stop shop for the best educational
resources on the internet and is the focal point for all of the BBC's 
educational resources.

. . . . 

Yours sincerely, 

Tanya Piejus
Online Editorial Assistant,
BBC Education Web Guide,
British Broadcasting Corporation

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Date: Mon. 25 Jan 1999
From: Roy Buckle <erb@segr.demon.co.uk>
Subject:  BBC Letter

And thanks for your untiring efforts Rosemarie.
I for one am (faintly) hoping some of this may
get to those who are responsible for the BBC's
broadcast programs, especially adaptations of 
Hardy's works for television.  The recent version
of 'Jude' left much to be desired, I thought.

Best wishes
Roy Buckle

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